Salmos 133

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Salmos 133:1

Ps 133 In this wisdom psalm (see Ps 1), peaceful and harmonious relationships manifest the presence of God. 133:1-2 The psalmist tells of the joy of consecrated relationships. 133:1 Brothers are related by blood, by profession, or by commitment.

Salmos 133:2

133:2 The anointing oil was the oil used to ordain and consecrate Aaron for service in his office (see Exod 29:7). • head . . . beard . . . border of his robe: The oil consecrated Aaron completely.

Salmos 133:3

133:3 The dew represents the richness of divine blessings; in Jerusalem, it comes from moist winds from the Mediterranean Sea. Mount Hermon, which is capped with snow, is a place of abundant moisture. • A blessing is God’s life-giving power, a guarantee of his provision and protection (5:12; 41:2), secured by his presence (21:6; 67:1). Even the other nations will ultimately be blessed (Pss 67; 72:17). Zion is the focal point of God’s blessing (134:3; 147:13). • God gives life everlasting to human beings.